Full face injectable treatment by Kam Lally & Jeremy Isaac (IMP S2024E1)

[@umarejaz8319]

Dr Jeremy is the best teacher you can have for training in aesthetics!

[@cderome1]

I would like to know the filler product for the forehead is it thin ? Also for the temple is it a more thicky product ?

[@jillkemp5521]

Milly doesn't need any 'treatment '. I do as I am in my sixties. 😂

[@tsklaboratory]

We will pass on the compliment to Milly ❤. I am sure you don't 'need' it either 😊, but if you would 'like to' one of our doctors will be happy to consult you.

[@cathy6490]

Bonjour Messieurs, Bravo quel professionnalisme ! Passion aussi j'adore les personnages comme Vous ... en France dans le privé c'est faire du fric avant tout... Belle progression et enseignement de vos valeurs et savoirs. 👍👏👏👏 🙏🌞🙋‍♀️🧘‍♀️🐞🦋👋😉🥂🍾🥇🎶🎶🎶🥳

[@lucillemclaren1673]

It would be very beneficial for older women if you used one in your instructional video so ALL women would know what result can be expected when older. Saving many very disappointed women risks of being disfigured and many thousands of dollars.

[@tsklaboratory]

In our videos we try to show a variety of models, in different age categories. In other videos you will be able to find models of more mature age.

[@robchris1975]

Hi - question for Jeremy. With the volumization of the lateral and medial soof you note the haptics as your feedback. Which anatomical structures provide those haptics? The first pop would I assume be smas, followed by the oricularis. The third pop would be the prezygomatic capsule putting you in the prezygomatic space - as opposed to the soof? Thanks Dr Chris Robinson

[@tsklaboratory]

Hi Chris, Yes almost. The first is the smas which in this anatomical subunit is the orbicularis oculi. Then second is the malar septum ensuring the implant is placed into the inferior compartment of the medial SOOF. Hope this helps. J